Due to the era that we live in, with technology and the internet, you can run 90% of your business from home which means being able to use communication tools like the phone to communicate with sellers and email to exchange documents.The key is to know the deal and ask a lot of questions and let the seller talk.

On second thought, the guy who invented the fax machine died (as have hundreds of millions of other people who have used fax machines), so I'd recommend steering clear of that technology.

***PS Hope this qualifies for the "Real Estate Technology" section and won't be put into the Marketplace again...

It's not much work to create and submit an offer with the technology these days but it's still their time.

That's a pretty simple and good use of technology. 

I'm a technology entrepreneur working in the forest products primary processing industry and also provide technical services to government.

.- Most "kids" these days know a lot about technology but being able to use particular apps out in the field can be beneficial. 

You want something that will evolve and be enhanced as new technology is enhanced.  3.  

I am currently unemployed and considering going to school for radiologic technology (ie, x-ray technician).

The availability of technologies for building is actually quite extensive.